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Oakes fire
November 11, 2009
Fire destroyed a service station in Oakes, ND overnight.
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The game of pool, or billiards, is something many of us have played at some time in our lives. But recently, I came across a group of ladies on south Fargo who are not only just learning the game, they're loving it!
For the past few months, leaders have been looking at options for permanent flood protection. It's seemed a diversion in North Dakota was the front-runner, at least with the public. But, now the Army Corps of Engineers is leaning toward a Minnesota diversion. We talked with the mayors of Fargo and West Fargo to see what they think about a diversion going across the river.
Ice, blowing and drifting snow, and reduced visibility, less than one mile at times, are causing dangerous road conditions tonight. A travel alert is in place for our North Dakota viewers. In Minnesota and South Dakota, travel is very difficult. As conditions get worse, with plenty of motorists on the roads, authorities are worried about what's to come.
Storm Tracker Weather Forecast for Monday, February 8th, 2010. (6:30 am)
More than 50-Americans die of illnesses every year that could be prevented with a vaccine.
Authorities in eastern Minnesota are looking for the body of a missing snomobiler; Toyota is quickly trying to cut their losses and bolster the company's tarnished image; Los Angeles prosecutors are expected to file criminal charges later today.
A citizen’s board for the Wild Rice River is making a fight for flood control. The group wants to see some sort of water storage built near Twin Valley, to slow down the Wild Rice River. It's proposing creating a 540 acre lake, which would bring other benefits along with flood control.
Two mothers lost too soon are bringing together a group of girls, hoping to bring awareness and a cure to breast cancer. And with the help of a community, and the use of sugary treats, two Grafton High School students are hoping no other little girl will have to go through what they've experienced. Victor Meza has their story.
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Pool Sharks
February 8, 2010The game of pool, or billiards, is something many of us have played at some time in our lives. But recently, I came across a group of ladies on south Fargo who are not only just learning the game, they're loving it!
Local Mayors react
February 8, 2010For the past few months, leaders have been looking at options for permanent flood protection. It's seemed a diversion in North Dakota was the front-runner, at least with the public. But, now the Army Corps of Engineers is leaning toward a Minnesota diversion. We talked with the mayors of Fargo and West Fargo to see what they think about a diversion going across the river.
Slick conditions
February 8, 2010Ice, blowing and drifting snow, and reduced visibility, less than one mile at times, are causing dangerous road conditions tonight. A travel alert is in place for our North Dakota viewers. In Minnesota and South Dakota, travel is very difficult. As conditions get worse, with plenty of motorists on the roads, authorities are worried about what's to come.
Weather Forecast
February 8, 2010Storm Tracker Weather Forecast for Monday, February 8th, 2010. (6:30 am)
Health First Report
February 8, 2010More than 50-Americans die of illnesses every year that could be prevented with a vaccine.
National/Regional Headlines
February 8, 2010Authorities in eastern Minnesota are looking for the body of a missing snomobiler; Toyota is quickly trying to cut their losses and bolster the company's tarnished image; Los Angeles prosecutors are expected to file criminal charges later today.
More flood fights
February 8, 2010A citizen’s board for the Wild Rice River is making a fight for flood control. The group wants to see some sort of water storage built near Twin Valley, to slow down the Wild Rice River. It's proposing creating a 540 acre lake, which would bring other benefits along with flood control.
Cancer awareness
February 8, 2010Two mothers lost too soon are bringing together a group of girls, hoping to bring awareness and a cure to breast cancer. And with the help of a community, and the use of sugary treats, two Grafton High School students are hoping no other little girl will have to go through what they've experienced. Victor Meza has their story.
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